2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.paid.2007.10.033
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Individual differences and personal social network size and structure

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“…Since women have been found to perform better on social problem tasks involving autobiographical memory, to access autobiographical information and emotions more often in their conversations, to have greater recall of their kin network and to include relatively more kin in their social networks than men, implying that they are better practised at accessing this information (Dunbar and Spoors 1995;Goddard et al 1998;Roberts et al 2008Roberts et al , 2009Salmon and Daly 1996;Sehulster 1995;Stiller and Dunbar 2007 ). This may suggest that, if the kin naming system is a schema, women should out-perform men because their regular use of the kinship schema will lead to higher levels of automation.…”
Section: Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since women have been found to perform better on social problem tasks involving autobiographical memory, to access autobiographical information and emotions more often in their conversations, to have greater recall of their kin network and to include relatively more kin in their social networks than men, implying that they are better practised at accessing this information (Dunbar and Spoors 1995;Goddard et al 1998;Roberts et al 2008Roberts et al , 2009Salmon and Daly 1996;Sehulster 1995;Stiller and Dunbar 2007 ). This may suggest that, if the kin naming system is a schema, women should out-perform men because their regular use of the kinship schema will lead to higher levels of automation.…”
Section: Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[Roberts et al 2008], por exemplo, apontam indivíduos extrovertidos como mais eficientes na construção de novas conexões e por isso podem atuar como aqueles que estabelecem a ligação com os demais membros de um grupo. [Spoelstra et al 2015] propõe o agrupamento de indivíduos conscienciosos, além da usar suas preferências e conhecimentos, para formar grupos produtivos e de aprendizagem, dada a característica de tais indivíduos serem organizados e orientadosà meta.…”
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“…On the one hand, participants in the studies in support of these supposed universal group sizes (Roberts et al 2008;Roberts et al 2009;Roberts and Dunbar 2010) all belong to a cultural and socio-economic sample highly restricted to economically developed European countries (UK students, Belgian participants, or English residents of a rural community). On the other hand, it is still guided by the search for fixed numbers at each level.…”
Section: Number and Type Of Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%